John813
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Innovate on the business side of things...not on the football side.
Gotcha. No complaints there.
Innovate on the business side of things...not on the football side.
Why do you keep asking this question when you already know the answer.Dez non-catch? That was Jerry's fault for being on the wrong side of the refs?
Again...Jerry is fielding some decent talent teams WHILE getting his money.
Everyone on this board will say Jerry's team are trash just to be negative.
Jerry wants to make money and win. No other GM is faced with that. And Jerry isnt kicking money to the side to win trophies. If its the root of the problem...again...Im back to "How do you prevent all owners or future owners from turning a sport into a watered down sport that is about money first?"
Bob you forgot about making $$$$$$$$$$$$$ !!!!!!!!!!Among the many frustrating and mind-numbing things we have had to put up with having Jerry Jones be our GM forever, we can now add something that is crystal clear is like never before: He cares more about himself and his gigantic ego than he cares about the great history and reputation of the Dallas Cowboys.
This team was once the pride of our state, our community, and to a certain degree, the whole NFL. Today, I saw more people laughing and shaking their heads about what has gone on with this team, it’s (lack of) leadership, it’s over-hyped marketing and worse…it’s obvious lack of seriousness about trying to win a championship. I never thought I would see people in multiple media outlets literally laughing at the state of the once proud Cowboys.
Frankly, if Jerry Jones really cared about the great history and reputation of this once proud and storied franchise, he would step down. But the evidence now is crystal clear: Jerry does NOT care as much about the great franchise known as the Dallas Cowboys as he cares about himself.
And for everyone who says, “Yeah but he made this the most valuable franchise in sports”, let us consider that Jerry did not make this franchise “the most valuable” by himself nor did the Cowboys franchise become that solely because of what Jerry did since he bought the team in 1989.
I‘ve said this many times - Jerry deserves some credit for sure for making the Cowboys more valuable than ever. BUT…let’s be clear…He did not buy the browns or the jaguars. He bought the team that had been known as “America’s Team” for over a decade before anyone had ever heard of Jerry Jones. The team had already won 20 of its current 35 playoff wins before he bought the team.
Jerry cares way more about himself and his entitled children than he does for this great sports franchise we all grew up loving. Let’s not pretend he cares about the Cowboys. He only cares about himself.
the nfl outlawed that concept !! lolWhy do you keep asking this question when you already know the answer.
The league needs to make all teams be run like the Green Bay Packers to keep things honest and legitimate for the fans.
The fans own the Packers and the fans want to win super bowls it's a non-profit organization.
No, it is an entertainment and marketing business.The NFL is a sports-based business.
Because all posters are dancing around the issue and trying to come up with ways to bash Jerry instead of looking at the bigger picture.Why do you keep asking this question when you already know the answer.
The league needs to make all teams be run like the Green Bay Packers to keep things honest and legitimate for the fans.
The fans own the Packers and the fans want to win super bowls it's a non-profit organization.
Well if the Packers can do it everybody can do it but I don't see it getting fixed in our lifetime it will just get more corrupt and become a more mediocre product.Because all posters are dancing around the issue and trying to come up with ways to bash Jerry instead of looking at the bigger picture.
The bigger picture is that numbers and money take over everything at some point and just ruin products and people.
These players, if educated on the topic of league revenue and how it increases the cap and their paychecks, will not bash Jerry. No one benefitting from Jerry is willing to give up a few million for a trophy. They are after money JUST LIKE JERRY.
Ultimately...its a duality(sport and business) that destroys the main character(football).
There is no mechanism in place to prevent money-minded people from buying a team and focusing on money over winning. And...I think that other owners are seeing what Jerry is doing with the 'hanging at the rim' and what it does to their books and the hope it gives the fans....and more will start following. Which is why the QB market is out of hand. QB is the easiest way to 'hang around the rim'.
I guess I am asking because I can see every other teams start to do what Jerry is doing. Not necessarily with having fan tours during practice....but maybe refusing to draft QB's and just stick with average guy because he can get your team 9 wins a year and the team stay relevant.
I just told you the solution. You didn’t say realistic. That’s how the problem gets solved.None of that is going to happen.
So...again...Im right back to "How do you prevent this from happening?"
Fans dont like Jerry's ways...but all the Owners like the growing or revenue he is doing for the League and the Players like the larger paychecks.
Jerry is a villain to his own team...but all players across the league and all owners across the league like the revenue he brings. Hard to force someone out that everyone IN THE INDUSTRY benefits from.
So how come other teams owners make money and win?Because all posters are dancing around the issue and trying to come up with ways to bash Jerry instead of looking at the bigger picture.
The bigger picture is that numbers and money take over everything at some point and just ruin products and people.
These players, if educated on the topic of league revenue and how it increases the cap and their paychecks, will not bash Jerry. No one benefitting from Jerry is willing to give up a few million for a trophy. They are after money JUST LIKE JERRY.
Ultimately...its a duality(sport and business) that destroys the main character(football).
There is no mechanism in place to prevent money-minded people from buying a team and focusing on money over winning. And...I think that other owners are seeing what Jerry is doing with the 'hanging at the rim' and what it does to their books and the hope it gives the fans....and more will start following. Which is why the QB market is out of hand. QB is the easiest way to 'hang around the rim'.
I guess I am asking because I can see every other teams start to do what Jerry is doing. Not necessarily with having fan tours during practice....but maybe refusing to draft QB's and just stick with average guy because he can get your team 9 wins a year and the team stay relevant.
Thats when I knew. Shame it’s taken 30 years for most everyone to figure it out. His hand could have been forced.Uh, yeah. When you blow up a dynasty because you're not getting enough credit I'd say you're pretty selfish.
The difference is the other owners aren’t intent on running football operations as GM and face of the franchise.Because all posters are dancing around the issue and trying to come up with ways to bash Jerry instead of looking at the bigger picture.
The bigger picture is that numbers and money take over everything at some point and just ruin products and people.
These players, if educated on the topic of league revenue and how it increases the cap and their paychecks, will not bash Jerry. No one benefitting from Jerry is willing to give up a few million for a trophy. They are after money JUST LIKE JERRY.
Ultimately...its a duality(sport and business) that destroys the main character(football).
There is no mechanism in place to prevent money-minded people from buying a team and focusing on money over winning. And...I think that other owners are seeing what Jerry is doing with the 'hanging at the rim' and what it does to their books and the hope it gives the fans....and more will start following. Which is why the QB market is out of hand. QB is the easiest way to 'hang around the rim'.
I guess I am asking because I can see every other teams start to do what Jerry is doing. Not necessarily with having fan tours during practice....but maybe refusing to draft QB's and just stick with average guy because he can get your team 9 wins a year and the team stay relevant.
An owner doesnt have to do those things you suggested...thats what I am highlighting and asking for solutions to.I just told you the solution. You didn’t say realistic. That’s how the problem gets solved.
Kraft made oodles of money.An owner doesnt have to do those things you suggested...thats what I am highlighting and asking for solutions to.
Here is a clearer way of asking: In a sports setting, where winning is supposed to take precedence, should the League explore ways to prevent Owners from being 'money first'?
What would be possible solutions to prevent money from ruining the sport for fans?
Right now, assuming its true, Jerry's BALANCE of making money and winning is hanging at the rim and hoping a bunch of things go the Cowboys way to win a SB.
This board does not agree with that BALANCE. Fans want deep playoff runs, Jerry prefers the balance of money making and trying to win...over taking harsher steps, like a hard rebuild or moving off a bus driving QB, to win.
There is a wedge...and nothing stopping the whole league from being watered down due to money.
Fans get the shaft unless the League implements something to keep the sport pure and winning as the focus...and not money.
Youre gaslighting.So how come other teams owners make money and win?
Kraft won multiple superbowls because him and BB knew football came first. Interesting how much money Kraft has and yet still won. More than Jerry actually.
Again...nothing is stopping someone with Jerry's personality(narcissist) and desire to make money over winning from buying a team and turning it into a cash cow that focuses on money over winning.Kraft made oodles of money.
And won championships. Why?
He let his coach do his job.
He let his GM do his.
And he watched games and shut up.
That’s what owners do.
My point in all this is....JERRY IS ALREADY HEREWhat is stopping other owners from following Jerry's example.
Maybe they actually have a conscience and care about the game of football to the point where they will make their money but to the point of ruining the game.
Absolutely right it's not that hard and I already told you the league has to legislate that the teams be owned by the fans.My point in all this is....JERRY IS ALREADY HERE
If Jerry and his personality and his ways are so detrimental to team success and fan excitement...how do you prevent current or future owners from turning into money-first teams?
Its not that hard.